I like stopping here every few weeks when I'm in town for work. Their sandwiches and other foods…read moreare pretty good and they are right off the main road. Their are friendly too.

I've lived in London for 4 years and this was my first time trying Mama Rosa's. In my opinion it's…read morea hidden gem, great menu and fresh ingredients. Food was hot, arrived quickly and served with a smile. I will definitely be back!!

Great food and friendly and courtesy service. Close by and easy parking . Love to browse the…read morestore each visit.

Friendly, quiet out of the way. Let you shop unmolested but are available to answer questionsread more

This a locally owned restaurant perched on a hillside just off I-75 . Friendly service and great…read morefood. Daily lunch and dinner specials. Portions are large and they never let your glass get empty. I recommend the rattlesnake bites, burgers and the hillbilly tacos. Their breakfast is also great!

I had the pleasure of trying Limestone Bar & Grill in Mt. Vernon, and it exceeded every…read moreexpectation. This is the kind of place that reminds you why small-town restaurants are so special. The moment I walked in, I loved the setup--bright, open dining areas with huge windows overlooking the hills. It has a relaxed, down-to-earth vibe but still feels clean, organized, and welcoming. Perfect spot to sit back and enjoy a good meal without feeling rushed. I ordered the chicken tenders with onion rings and green beans, and you can truly taste the homemade quality. The chicken was tender and flavorful, the onion rings were perfectly crispy, and the green beans had that classic Kentucky taste with bacon and onions. My dining partner got the BLT with homemade chips, and the portion was impressive--thick-cut bacon, fresh veggies, and crunchy chips that were obviously made in-house. The staff was friendly, attentive, and genuinely kind. You can tell they care about their customers and take pride in what they do. If you're anywhere near Mt. Vernon or passing through on a trip, make time to stop here. It's one of those local spots where the food is great, the views are beautiful, and the service makes you want to come back again. Highly recommend!

During a visit to Harrodsburg I saw the Sandwich Shop that had the coolest look. It appeared to be…read morea service station reimagined into a restaurant. Excellent look. The bay door area is the portion of the shop where customers eat. Very cool. The women working behind the counter were all nice and inviting. I had two Chili Dogs with cheese and onions. The dogs were crisp, the onions potent, the cheese was mild, and the sauce was fairly unique. Almost like it had a beer flavor, but not in a bad way, gave the sauce just enough bite to separate it from the crowd. I'll definitely be coming back, I mean have you seen that menu?

My wife and I stopped for lunch on our way thru Harrodsburg. She had the Italian sub and I had the…read moreRueben. Both sandwiches were full of meat and delicious. Breads were fresh and so were the toppings. The building is a converted service station. They have done a great job decorating it. Service was very fast and the staff was wonderful.

McKee isn't exactly a foodie hotspot, so we pulled in here while passing through--and honestly, it…read morewas a solid win. Service was quick and friendly. I ordered the "Popeyes pollo" because, you know, trying to be a responsible adult and eat something green. Turns out "healthy" comes with grilled chicken, generous amounts of spinach, and cheese sauce--so we're calling it a balanced meal. Would absolutely stop here again. If you're rolling through McKee and you need a hot meal, this place delivers.

We door dashed on a quiet evening. Our food arrived promptly and it was well worth it. The portion…read moresizes are big. The flavors are tasty. The guacamole was tasty, almost as good as my own. The tamales are delicious. The rice and beans were also good. We had enough food for leftovers. Glad we took a chance!

Sandwiches were large and ok and menu mentioned salad. However when I went to order the…read more"salad"----options were like pasta salad or coleslaw. Got the coleslaw but all it was just shaved cabbage. No mayonnaise or vinegar! When asked to some vinaigrette dressing they had none. The atmosphere is good for lunch and service was fast but not a 5 star restaurant.

I met an old friend for lunch today at Heavens to Betsy Bakery. I drove from Paris and he left from…read moreBardstown and luckily for us this was the halfway point. The establishment is in the downtown part of Lawrenceburg. There's on the street parking that's free ( no parking meters.) The bakery/delicatessen is immaculate as far as cleanliness. There is ample seating in a comfortable atmosphere. The offerings are soup and sandwiches, salads and desserts. The staff was extremely friendly and outgoing. The clientele today was several groups celebrating Christmas. I had a spicy Italian hoagie sandwich that was wonderful. My friend had a panini that he said was enjoyable. It's a great place if you're in Central Kentucky.

Excellent deli with a warm, friendly staff. As first timers we were treated to a delicious cookie…read morewith our sandwiches. Their specialty sandwiches are delicious. We had the Hot Mammy and the grilled chicken. You can customize as you like. Folks are friendly and we had a nice chat with the staff since we were visiting.

Excellent food and friendly service. I wish we lived closer so I could eat their sandwiches more…read morefrequently! I live in Louisville and have contemplated driving to Danville just for their food.

Walnut Leaf Country Market in Camargo is about an hour from Lexington. This Amish store has a…read morewealth of goodies to take home --- produce, baked goods, meat, etc. If you're there around lunchtime, you can get a freshly made sandwich. The Tuesday special was a pulled pork sandwich. I took it outside to eat. Not very good, I'm afraid. Probably should have gone with a sandwich. Had I brought a cooler, I would have bought some perishables. I bought a loaf of sourdough bread and a jar of bear jam. On the way home I drove through Mt. Sterling, a rural little town that makes Lexington look like the big city. 62

This place is a little gem. It has flowers for sale aligning the outside. Inside they have a deli…read moreand sell Amish baked goods and spreads. They sell locally canned items and meats. I stopped in here on this day with my sister to see what this was about. We bought pimento cheese, crackers, locally made beef jerky, and some spices. It was great. If you are in the area, I would suggest to stop in and see what goodies you can find.

I wish that there were more family run restaurants like this. It was very clean and a good old…read morefashioned country feel. The farm location seems like you are out in the country while it has easy access to the highway and shopping. The staff were super friendly. The food was good but nothing we ate stood out as exceptional. If in the area, I will go back for lunch.

I was visiting from California and came across their homemade jams and jellies. Some of the most…read moredelicious different flavors I've ever had.

They used to have pretty decent fast food at this local gas station. But lately the portions have…read moregotten smaller and the employees are not practicing social distancing and are not wearing masks during this pandemic. Furthermore when I went into the store I noticed they sold crack pipes and other drug paraphernalia that really bothered me, I lost a brother to drug addiction. When I offered to give one of the employees a mask she said no thanks we don't need them. I won't be going back! PS you have to go into the store or go through the drive-through if you want to get gas they don't have pay at the pump like all other gas stations do! The manager told me when I complained they wanted people to go into the store.